The Daily Tar HeelFriday, February 7, 19867
n n w O O :. Q O Q
Dy MARX MATTOX
StaffWriter
"If five people come up with a
consensus, you should live with it," said
Paul Thompson, leader of the UNC
Writers Group.
The group, which has been meeting
once a week for about five years, is an
informal forum for critique of short
stories and novels written by members.
Originally organized by Max Steele
of the English department, the group's
membership has included writers with
out a college degree as well as those
with Ph.D.s in English.
"It (the group) gives me a chance to
try out things," said two-year member
Frances Hess, "and get immediate
feedback."
Hess, a personnel assistant in South
Building, said the criticism allows her
to find her biggest strengths in writing.
"I think we know each other well
enough that it (criticism) has to have
a certain validity."
The current membership of 10
includes two undergraduates, several
University employees, and a few retired
individuals, most of whom are trying
to get published.
According to Thompson,"A profes
sional writer is someone who makes
more money than he spends on
postage." ,
Several members have left the group
for other projects, including one who
is working on a master's degree in
creative writing at UNC-G. .
Carol Klein, a former member cur
rently working on a novel, enjoyed the
diversity she found working in a group,
u'fcnce membership's age range from
Goode
19 to 65. "Because of life experience,"
she said, "people develop in different
ways." 4
Currently, members of the group are
each writing a short story from an
abitrary genre outside of their special
ties as a skills exercise.
The genres include romance, science
fiction, humor and the surreal. "It's a
way of putting yourself in someone
else's mind," Hess said.
The group meets every Wednesday
at 5:30 p.m. in 321 Greenlaw, occasion
ally inviting guest speakers such as
Bland Simpson, author and creative
writing instructor in the English
department.
All writers and would-be writers are
encouraged to join. "We don't provide
discipline," Thompson said. "This is a
support group."
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ination firsthand in his youth. He has
had to deal with racial violence during
his term as mayor as well.
Racial violence occurred frequently
in Philadelphia in 1985. In May,
members of the radical MOVE organ
ization, a group of blacks who followed
a back-to-nature philosophy that
included recycling garbage and human
wastes in their homes, were driven from
Film
their headquarters by a police assault.
Goode approved a plan to drop a
bag of water-based gel exlosive on the
roof of the MOVE house. The bomb,
apparently fueled by explosives already
in the building, caused a fire that
destroyed 61 buildings and left 250
people homeless.
Philadelphia also received national
attention last year when a black family's
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Having grown up in Argentina,
Epstein was very familiar with life there.
"The situation was bad," he said. "Since
1930, we never had a government that
finished its term. There was always a
military coup. Recently was the first
time we ever voted in an election.
Especially bad was the period between
1976 and 1983, which was called the
'Dirty War. Thirty thousand people
disappeared, although there's no exact
figure.
"The school system was like our
society was. It's changing now. You can
see in the movie how history was taught.
There was much censorship. You
Americans cannot understand. You're
so used to democracy."
That fact notwithstanding, Epstein
believes Americans will be able to relate
to The Official Story, which he calls
"a reflection on everything that's
happened. It can be understood by
anyone. It's mostly about a mother's
love for her daughter. And there are
missing children in America."
attempt to move into the white Elm
wood neighborhood was blocked by
residents.
He said he was not surprised by the
conflict in Elmwood, saying racially
intolerant neighborhoods could be
found, in almost any major city. "The
leadership must say we won't tolerate
this," he said.
Goode told the reporters that much
of the neighborhood destroyed by the
May fire has been rebuilt, adding that
he hoped all the houses would be
finished in the next 60 to 90 days.
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Campus Calendar
Friday
7:00 p.m. Inter-Varsity Christian
Fellowship-AH Campus meet
ing, basement of University
Methodist Church. Spaghetti
dinner before the meeting, 5:00
p.m., $3.00.
Democratic Socialists of Amer
ica hosting Michael Harring
ton, noted author and aca
demic, to speak, 100 Hamilton.
She Daily (Far Jfeel
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SEXUALLY ABUSED for M A. Thesis. Send
story to Jennifer, P.O. Box 2187, Lawrence
KS 66045.
SPRING BREAK on the beach at South
Padre Island, Daytona Beach, Fort Lauder
dale, Fort Walton Beach or Mustang Island
Port Aransas from only $89; and skiing at
Steamboat or Vail from only $86! Deluxe
lodging, parties, goodie bags, more.. .Hurry,
call Sunchase Tours for more information
and reservations toll free 1-800-321-5911
TODAY! When your Spring Break counts
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ABORTION - TO 20 WEEKS. Private and
confidential GYN facility with Saturday and
weekday appointments available. Pan med
ication given. Free pregnancy tests. 942-0824.
Immediate Opening for KX) plasma donors.
Earn extra money. Call Sera Tec Biolog
ical 942-0251, 09A E. Franklin St. Hours
8:30am - 5:00pm, M-F.
TDS COMPUTERS will match student
stores low prices on the COMMODORE
AMIGA. Knowledgeable user support,
software, and in-house repair. Mon.-Fri.
10-6, Sat. 104. 929-4593.
FEMALES (1822) NEEDED FOR
BONE HEALTH STUDY. Obtain free
personal report on your diet and bone
health. Call Nutrition Department for
information, appointment 966-3402.
Church seeking part-time Minister of Music
to direct aduh and youth choirs and provide
administrative assistance to the music
program of the church. Resumes wiD be
received until February 28, 1986. Please
forward correspondence to Search Commit
tee, Minister of Music, Carrboro Baptist
Church, Main & Greensboro Streets, Car
rboro, N.C. 27510.
jewelry
PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Free preg
nancy testing. Call PSS at 942-7318. All
services confidential.
E J. mmd Coatpaay Sound and Light
Shows introduces the spectacular
sounds of compact disc to our show in
1986. Just one more reason that 967
8871 is the only number to call for
professional disc jockey service.
$3.75fcomr plus bomaes. Poten
tial to cans over $8 per koar by
caDias ahwai for the Carofiaa
Fnatd. Design year owa caedale.
Call two eveaias or asorc per
week. For aa iaterview, caB 962-7015.
CLASS! Beautiful copies of the worlds most
expensive watches. Great Prices! 493-7744,
Al.
for sale
SKYDIVING COUBSE. MAKE
YOUR FIRST JUMP ON A HIGH
PERFORMANCE PARACHUTE.
$100 INCLUDES EVERYTHING
YOU NEED. ONLY 30 MINUTES
FROM CAMPUS. CALL TODAY
(919) 563-1519.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES FUND AUDIT
BOARD POSITIONS. Please submit a
written resume listing qualifications and a
statement of interest in Room 203 of the
Carolina Union by Friday, February 14 at
5pm. For questions, contact Mitch Camp at
9428390. y
There will be a DTH Board of
Directors' Meeties Feb. 12 at
lpra ia Fraak Porter Graham
loaaoe. All interested pereoas
are invited to attend.
NEED A PAPER TYPED? Accurate, depen
dable typing on a word processor. Will do
technical papers, short papers and theses.
CaJl 962-4095.
Have BS in Computer Science. Will tutor in
same. Reasonable rates. COBOL, PASCAL,
BASIC, and others. Call 967-7094 between
9 am and 11 pm.
Fed uncomfortable speaking in front of
groups? Got a class presentation, perfor
mance or speech to give? For a better grade
and to feel more confident about your
speaking abilities, give us a call: 967-9505 or
933-0020.
lost and found
FOUND: one medallion necklace between
Lenoir and Greenlaw. Call 967-8194 to claim.
LOST: Brown leather wallet. Wednesday 1
29 near Joyner UL or Circus Room ID says
McComas. Call 933-3674.
FOUND: large long-haired black cat with
white paws and mustache, wearing red collar.
Near Roosevelt and Franklin. Call Jerry 933
6871 (mornings) 929-0297 (evenings leave
message).
LOST: GOLD bracelet. High sentimental
value. Reward offered. Call Rob at 933-6146.
If busy, please try again.
Marcham M. W., I found your class ring
outside Hinton James. Call after 7pm to
claim. 933-4716.
FOUND: Gold Bracelet! For more informa
tion call 933-3357.
FOUND: Gold earring. Found last week in
front of Swain Halt, Cameron Ave. Call 968
0358. FOUND: On Tuesday in Peabody 104. Gold
Charm. Please Call to identify. 929-1474.
Keep trying.
UNC registered students or faculty needed
as sperm donors. Please help our patients
and contact the Reproductive Endocrinology
Laboratory of the UNC Medical School at
962-65 for further information.
"CAMP COUNSELORS -MF - Outstanding
Slim and Trim Down Camps: Tennis, Dance,
Slimnastics, WSI, Athletics, Nutrition
Dietetics. 20 plus. Separate girls' and boys'
camps. 7 weeks. CAMP CAMELOT on
COLLEGE CAMPUSES at Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, No. Carolina, California.
Contact: Michele Friedman, Director, 947
Hewalett Dr., No. Woodmere, N.Y. 11581,
800421-4321."
NEWLY FORMED BAND IN NEED OF
EXPERIENCED VOCALIST FOR 50's, 60's,
70's, and 80's tunes. Great if can double on
guitar or keyboards. Call 933-7278.
OVERSEAS JOBS. Summer, yr.round.
Europe, S. America., Australia, Asia. All
fields. $900-2000 mo. Sightseeing. Free info.
Write I JC, P.O. Box 52 NCI Corona Del
Mar, Ca 92625.
Lifeguard needed immediately for various
hours. Advanced lifesaving required. Also
swim instructors needed. WSI required.
Applications available at Chapel HillCar
rboro YMCA, 980 Airport Rd. For more
information, contact Bruce Griffin 942-5156.
Deadlilne Feb. 10.
Marantz 50-watt receiver, $150. Panasonic
Portable Stereo Radio with Cassette and
Stereo Headphones, $25. Norelco Electric
Razor, $20. Call 933-3212.
FOR SALE: Wayfarer-type sunglasses. $10.
Comes in black or brown. Call 933-5647.
For Sale: tall, wooden bookcase 5'4' by 21"
$50. Beige, oval, carpet 6'x9 $55. Brass
headboard, . $30. Wall mirror 24"x20. $12.
Everything like new- in excellent condition.
Can 929-2888.
FOR SALE: Two lower level Wake Forest
Tickets. CaH 933-1516.
FOR SALE: Wake Forest tickets $20. CaB
933-4093.
FOR SALE: White hard top for MGB. Good
condition $300 or best offer. CaB Chris 942
2616. FOR SALE: One Wake Forest Basketball
Ticket. $11, or best offer. CaH Robert at 967
2575. FOR SALE: Commodore 64 Computer; CRX
1541 Disk Drive; Fastload Cartridge; Joys
tick; Modern; Books; Over $1500 worth of
software. Price $350. Call 933 5358.
Sanyo Micro Cassette dictaphone transcrip
tion tape recorder. Used to record and
transcribe only 4 interviews. Foot pedal, ear
phones, multiple adjustments, remote and
personal microphones, telephone pick-up
. attachment. High Quality Machine. Paid
$307. SeB for $200. 942-3675.
cars for sale
1979 Chevette. $1400. 933-6736 nights and
weekends.
FOR SALE: 176 Volvo Station Wagon. Great
Condition! Rebuilt engine, new brakes, 4
speed overdrive, tape player. $1800, negot
iable. 942-7580 ask for Frances.
1975 Toyota Corotta white 4 speed. Runs well.
Cassetteequalizer, 4 speakers. Great stu
dent car. CaD John 933-8215. $!XX).
FOR SALE: Smith Corona electric typewriter
like new $80. CaH Ed at 968-0575.
FOR SALE: Male Granville contract. $100
off! Includes 19 meals a week. Call 942-1556.
FOR Sale: brand-new, never-used, beautiful
chess board. Walnut and birch. $40. 929
5825. ORIGINAL MOVE POSTERS FOR SALE.
Psycho III, Out of Africa, Jewel of the Nile,
plus many other older posters available. Stop
by 912 James. CaD 9334986.
ALL YOU CAN EAT! 19 meals a week.
Granville Towers contract for sale. $100 off.
CaB 942-1556 between 4 and 6pm.
GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1. (U
repair). Also delinquent tax property. Can
805-687-6000 Ext. GH-9594 for information.
Antique white 3-piece dresser set. Includes
chest of drawers, hutch with shelves and
' space underneath to fit small television,
stereo, etc. Another chest with drawer and
cabinet. See it to believe it! $90 or best offer. .
942-0524. Keep trying.
For Sale: Hiee-A-Bed Coach.
Earth Tones. Great Condition
$173. CaD 933-2219.
ROMAN WINGS needs enthusiastic
delivery personnel. Flexible hours,
excellent pay and good working envir
onment. Roman Wings, 401 W. Franklin
St.
FOR SALE: Artists Pictures: Buyer gets
2-4 NCAA FINAL 4 Basketban tickets
main floor 2nd row. Reunion Arena,
Dallas Texas, March 29-31. Serious
offers only please. 317-285-5189.
NEEDED JUGGLERS, MIMES AND
DANCERS WHO ENJOY A PARTY
ATMOSPHERE. Must be semi-professional.
Good opportunity for exposure. Contact Joe
or Todd at Holidays. Afternoons 5-7pm. 493-4562.
Ohio College of Podiatry recrait
aseat, meetias Moaday, Feb. 10.
Come find oat a boat being a foot
doctor! 21112 Caroliaa Uaioa, S
p.m.
help wanted
Seeking conge nnial bartender in a family
oriented country club. Responsible, neat,
punctual. Apply in person, T - Friday at Hope
Valley Country Club, Durham.
WVU Pitts. Area
Ride or drivers needed
Either my boyfriend or
I go back and forth
EVERY weekend. j
968-1229 !
MALE SUBJECTS
WANTED
for study on the
Effects of Alcohol on
Behavior and Mood
Age 21 -35
$120 for 3 days
for more information
call CENTER FOR
ALCOHOL STUDIES
966-6678
services
Looking for a JOB? Need extra CASH? The
Student Part-Time Employment Service can
help! Office open 1-4 pm Mori.-Thurs., 207B
Union. 962 0131.
Aesthetic
HAIXSTYUNO
Inc.
20 Discount on all
services from 9-1 pm
Valid only with Student
I.D. and this ad. (No
discount on Tanning
Services)
Monday-Friday only
University Square
929-21C3
ISO
watch
CAROLINA
BASKETBALL
upstairs on our
Big Screen TV
this Saturday
, 4:00 pm
UNC vs.
Wake Forest
I0I E. Franklin St.
AN AMERICAN
CELEBRATION
(3 plays in Rep.)
Jan 3 1 Mar. 1 6
Paul Green Theatre
THE GUITEAU
BURLESQUE
By Dick Beebe
Previews Tonight 8 pm
Opens Tomorrow 8 pm
Also Feb. 9 at 2 & 7 pm
Call 962-1 12 1
Graham Mem. Bldq
GOLD
CONNECTION
2nd Annual
Sweetheart Sale
20 Off
Everything!
Feb. 1-14
128 E. Franklin St.
(by Subway Sub Shop)
967-GOLD (4653)
Mon.-Thurs. 10-5
Fri. 10-8, Sat. 12-8
NON-SMOKING FEMALE: roommate
needed immediately for 3 bedroom at
Carolina Apts. $140mo pkts 13 utilities. Call
Sue 967-0484 after 6pm.
Female roommate wanted to share furnished
apartment on E. Rosemary, block from
UNC Campus. Own bedroom. $175month
plus H utilities. Parking included. 929-9273.
for rent
FURNISHED 2 bedroom townhousc
dishwasher, washer and dryer, refrigerator.
$550 per month (less discount). CaB 787-7965
or 84S-6937.
First month FREE! February rent paid,
sublease one-bedroom University Lake
Apartment $272 month, water included.
Carpet, drapes, AC, pool, laundry. CaB 968
4346. Six month lease in Sunstone Apartments with
option to renew. Female professional or
graduate students preferred. New two
bedroom, two bath apartment. On busline
near University MaO. CaD 9684693.
We'll make your roommate disappear!
Spacious 2 BR 2 Bt - perfect for roommates.
Swimming pool, tennis courts, energy
efficient, gas heat. Sunstone Apartments 942
0481. FOR RENT: Winston Dorm Contract.
Greatly Reduced Price. CaD 942-6810933-6248
evenings.
condominiums for sale
Live at MILL CREEK and walk to campus.
Two BR, two bath condominiums for sale.
From the creators of Chancellor Square.
Washers and dryers. Pool. Tennis courts.
First units ready March 1986. CaH 942-7475.
CONDO FOR SALE: University Gardens,
2 bedroom, 1 bath flat Remodeled 1981.
Walking distance to campus. 4186 occu
pancy. $34300. Pete Thorn, Broker 929-2179.
Need Wake Tickets. WiB pay $20-$30 each
for two non-student tickets together in lower
section. CaD 968050.
Need 2 non-student tickets to the UNC
Wake basketbaB game, February 8. CaD
Scott at 962-4402 (day) or 9294797 (night).
CAPRI 73: Perfect undergrad to profes
sor. Immaculate, pampered, garaged,
fully serviced. V6, 69k, auto, AC, PB.
radio, halogens, fog Its, deluxe interior
pkg & all options. Copperparchment.
By orig. Lady owner. $2950. Can show
at UNC. Raleigh 847-4832
real estate
"1983 Honda Prelude, Red 5-spd., air, stereo,
42k miles, Mint Condition, $9450. Must see
to appreciate. 1-787-3824."
roommates
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED: Carolina
Apartments D24. CaD 942-9385.
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED: The
Oaks Conoos; $150 month plus K utilities;
all amenities: microwave, dishwasher, AC,
VCR, trash compactor, pool Please call 967
7489. Life with an MBA. Female grad or profes
sional. 2BR apt. in Chapel Hill. Close to UNC. .
Call 967-9410 after 7pm.
Quiet male roommate wanted. Royal Park
Apts., $171mo phis utilities. Large private
bedroom on bus route. Non-smokers only
please. CaD Steve, 929-3772.
FEMALE ROOMMATES WANTED for faS
semester: Kensington Trace. FULLY
furnished condo overlooking pool. Free
shuttle service, microwave, food processor,
color television, and more. Bobbi 967-9468.
Female roommate needed for luxurious,
furnished condo. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, AC,
dishwasher, refrigerator, housewares.
Laundry, office, pool, mere steps from back
door. Free shuttle to campus. City busline.
$175mth. CaD 968-8790.
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: Quiet, non
smoking female roommate(s). Private room
and bath. Water is furnished. 132016 Kings
Arms Apts. For more information, call 929
1922 (After 6pm).
Female Roommate Wanted for 2 bedroom
Chancellor Square Condo. FuOy furnished,
$150 plus K utilities. 929-9870.
CUSTOM BUILDER with 2 acre wooded
country lots, 3 miles from campus, desires
buyers for designbuilt, custom homes. 130
160 K range. Pete Thorn, Capricorn Con
struction Company 929-2179.
WHISPERING HILLS: 2 bedroom, luxury
townhomes, .8 jrales from campus, in a
neighborhood of winding streets and old
fashioned street lamps. Walking distance
from downtown Carrboro. Low $60 ,000s.
FHA financing available, precompletion
bargains now. CaD Pete Thorn, Capricorn
Construction Company. 929-2179.
tides
Help! I need a ride to and from Atlanta or
Atlanta area Feb. 14-16. WiD help pay for gas.
CaD Beth 933-7728. Keep trying.
HELP!! I DESPERATELY NEED A RIDE TO
AND FROM ATLANTA OR CHARLES
TON, S.C. the weekend of February 14-16.
WiD gladly share expenses. CaD Andi 968
1437. -
wanted
Need a DJ? CaD Dr. Tambay to rock
it the right way. Professional equipment
- professional show. And only $75! So
caB today at 968-8753.
4 or 5 non-tndent tickets I
to the UNC-Wske Forest smwmm.
CaH 933-C534 after 5.
Need 2 or 3 non-student tickets to the UNC
Wake basketbaB game on February 8. Name
your price. CaB Milie at 933-1743.
Need 3 non-student tickets to UNC -Wake
game, Feb. 8, cafl Linda 933-4056.
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Hey Jewish Grads! The first Grad
brunch of the semester wiD take place
at Hflel at 11am, Sunday, February 9.
Cost is $4 non members, $3 members.
Following the brunch, we wiD have a
planning meeting for future grad activ
ities this semester. HiDel is located at 210
W. Cameron behind Granville Towers.
Come and enjoy!
Lonely, Need date? CaD Datetime 1-800-972-7676.
YOU WANT IT, WEVE GOT IT. Discount
prices on the area's widest selection of
guitars, drums, keyboards, and electronics.
THE MUSIC LOFT, 300 EAST MAIN ST.,
CARRBORO 9684411.
DO NT BE A LOVE ROOKIE SEND A
VALENTINE COOKIE FROM NATIONAL
MAIL SERVICES. 10' Chocolate Chip
Cookie delkiously wrapped and sent any-,
where in the continental U.S.A. Send $12.
National Mail Services, Carr Mill (Next to
Harris Teeter) Carrboro, N.C. 27510, 967-6544.
I remember seeing "What Happened?" On
someone's door. -
Doug M. What wonderful surprises come
coasting on bicycles! I appreciate handsome
men. A Female Admirer.
To residents of Morrison, Craige and James:
Thanks for your support. I won't let you
down. Rob F., District 16 representative.
Spike, It's going to be difficult, but if you have
been as happy as I have, you must realize
we can make it happen and nothing can stop
us. Tm not going to give up, and I'm not going
to let you give up without giving us a chance.
We both know it's getting stronger every day.
Remember, who loves you? Bubba.
Interested in studying in Israel? A
representative from American Friends of
Hebrew University wiD be on campus
Monday, February 10 from 3 to 4 pm.
If you would like to make an appoint
ment, please caB 942-4057 between 10
am and 4 pm.
So-you thought she was trouble before?
Well, she's double trouble now! Happy
22nd Birthday CHAR1S W.l Live it up
"wicked woman"-your buddies.
Shabbat Services and dinner wiB be held
Friday, February 7 beginning at 6:30 pm
at HiDel A vegetarian dinner wiD follow .
services at 7:30 pm. Cost for dinner is
$3. Reservations please by Friday noon,
942-4057. HiDel is located at 210 W.
Cameron Ave. behind Granville Towers.
Varsity basketball team: Please accept my
sincere apologies for writing you off too soon
against Georgia Tech on Tuesday. Great
comeback win! Thanks Heels-Cindy.
Mike L Happy 23rd Birthday! This year no
balloon bouquets, no ice cream cakes. Only
a pitcher of "margies" for us! Cindy the
B..
To the sweetest sweetie! Thank you for the
best year of my life! Here's to many more.
I love you! The second sweetest sweetie.
Mark W. Sorry I won't be here for the big
event! Have a great birthday. Well celebrate
when I get back! Hugs and kisses, your little
girl.
ZPB3-This has been a hard week, but not
because of you By the way, Vm really looking
forward to next week-for you. Luter.
Fred, I love you! Ill miss you. Thanks for
being such a wonderful person. You're
Beautiful! Love, Silly.
Ran: You are my one and only! I miss your
smile and our times together. You're BAD!
RCV.
To the interested HOWLER, I'm wffling and
ready to HOWL, Let's meet in the SAC. Joe
W. 24. Reply in DTH and leave number.
The Far Side
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"You know those teeny tiny little birds
that walk around so trustingly Inside a
crocodile's mouth? Well. I lust been
eatin' those little guys like popcorn."
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THE Daily Crossword byAlfioMicci
1986 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
ACROSS
1 Stir
5 Hindu garments
10 Footless
14 Mighty mite
15 Defeat
16 Record
17 Shakespeare
title name
20 PeerGynt's
mother
21 Eastern canal
22 Leather strips
23 Dee River,
N C
24 Fitzgerald
specialty
25 Prevents
29 Question word
30 King topper
33 Turkish inn
34 Meadowlands
35 Word tor
Yorick
3S Hamlet
39 Grape disease
40 Musical symbol
Ai VYyo. range
42 Free from
taboo
43 Birds to
Brutus
44 Roam
45 Low card
46 Pale
47 Beach pickup
49 Levantine
ketch
50 Name prefix
53 Othello
56 Kind of opera
57 Use the
blender
58 Army group
59 Saarinen
60 Moslem princes
61 one's time
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Ostrich's kin
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Golfer Palmer
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bor 9 Publicity
display
10 Leaning
s 11 Treaty
12 Musical work
13 Plaines
18 Kind of tank
19 Shipshape
24 What elms give
25 Pooia;
26 Left-hand page
27 Heath
28 Frog genus
29 Certain yarns
30 " flowing
with-."
31 Ala
32 Gravel
ridge: var.
34 Sarge's boss
35 Idi
37 Stationery
item
38 Shading
43 Woody son
44 Foregoes
45 Beat
46 Biscuit
47 Brogan
48 Use a sense
49 Fern sac
clusters
50 Kind of
skirt
51 Etcher's need
52 Whale
53 Half an Afr.
fly
54 Daiquiri base
55 Gist
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